DAN TREACY [TELEVISION PERSONALITIES] - If I Could Write Poetry (Selected Lyrics) - Paperback Book JAI PAUL There’s more space here than

There’s more space here than on 1994’s genre-defining “Face of Collapse” - longer silences

as well as additional covers of jazz standards like 1932’s “Moon Song (That Wasn’t Meant for Me)” (arranged by Arthur Johnston and written by Sam Coslow) and 1951’s “Blues for Alice” (composed by Charlie Parker)

with a new album in the works – the never-recorded soundtrack to ‘Soon’

drums and bass were laid down live in Bristol

Experimental and Irrelevant Music From 1970's San Diego

DAN TREACY [TELEVISION PERSONALITIES] - If I Could Write Poetry (Selected Lyrics) - Paperback Book JAI PAUL There’s more space here thanBook Paperback Edition (320 pages). Gathers the lyrics to 100 of Treacy's essential songs. More than just a lyric collection, it features deeply personal takes, anecdotes, and appreciations from around 50 musicians, friends, and followers. The lyrical world of Dan Treacy's band, the Television Personalities, is a parallel universe, where flamboyant Sixties references collide with bleak kitchen sink dramas, where incisive social commentary rubs